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2 Guinness World Records™ Attempts | Global Precision Diagnostics | 4 & 5 November

2 record attempts.2 days.

Global Precision Diagnostics is attempting 2 different Guinness World Records™ titles over 2 days. "Most People to Sign Up for a Pharmacogenomic Test In One Hour" on 4 November, and the "Largest Pharmacogenomics Lesson" on 5 November.

Day 1 Wed 4 Nov 2026

Mini Theatre, Level 2 HSAAS, Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM)

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Day 2 Thu 5 Nov 2026

T.J. Danaraj Auditorium, Academy of Medicine of Malaysia, Putrajaya

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Why we are attempting these records

These Guinness World Records™ attempts are about more than the titles. They exist to raise awareness of pharmacogenomics - the science of how your genes affect your response to medicines. Through DNA testing we can better understand your body, your genes and medicine efficacy over a lifetime, helping to prevent adverse drug reactions and support safer, more personalised care.

Global Precision Diagnostics
Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM)
IJN University College
College of Paediatrics, Academy of Medicine of Malaysia
Kementerian Kesihatan Malaysia (KKM)

2 record attempts

2 days, 2 venues, 1 shared purpose.

Day 1 | Wed 4 Nov

Most People to Sign Up for a Pharmacogenomic Test in One Hour

Time
10:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Venue
Mini Theatre, Level 2, HSAAS, Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM)
Target
250 participants - minimum needed to obtain the record

Join the official 1-hour sign-up attempt. On-site attendance is required.

Day 2 | Thu 5 Nov

Largest Pharmacogenomics Lesson

Time
3:40 PM – 4:45 PM
Venue
T.J. Danaraj Auditorium, Academy of Medicine of Malaysia, Putrajaya
Target
250 participants - minimum needed to obtain the record

Personalised Prescribing in Cardiovascular Care, with Dr Rebecca Tay Sook Hui and Assoc. Prof. Dr Hoo Fan Kee. 1 Continuing Professional Development (CPD) point is credited to participants who attend the Day 2 event.

Free sponsored PRECISE Pharmacogenomics testing

The first 250 pre-registered participants who attend Day 1 will receive free sponsored PRECISE Pharmacogenomics testing.

Participants who attend after the first 250 places have been filled will receive a free sponsored single-gene pharmacogenomics test.

Register to participate

Scan the QR code for each day you wish to attend.

Day 1 | 4 November 2026

Pharmacogenomic test sign-up attempt

Programme: 8:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Record attempt: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Mini Theatre, Level 2 HSAAS, UPM

Scan to register for Day 1: 4 November pharmacogenomic test sign-up attempt Register on Google Forms

On-site attendance is required. The first 250 pre-registered participants who attend will receive free sponsored PRECISE Pharmacogenomics testing. Subsequent participants will receive a free sponsored single-gene pharmacogenomics test.

Day 2 | 5 November 2026

Largest Pharmacogenomics Lesson

Programme: 3:30 PM - 6:00 PM
Registration from 3:15 PM
T.J. Danaraj Auditorium, Academy of Medicine of Malaysia, Putrajaya

Scan to register for Day 2: 5 November Largest Pharmacogenomics Lesson Register on Google Forms

1 Continuing Professional Development (CPD) point is credited to participants who attend the Day 2 event.

Schedule of events

Explore the programme for 4 & 5 November 2026.

Guests of honor

Meet our guests of honour, distinguished guests and speakers.

Important participation & sample collection information

On-site attendance is required for the Day 1 record attempt. The first 250 pre-registered participants who attend will receive free sponsored PRECISE Pharmacogenomics testing. Participants after the first 250 places have been filled will receive a free sponsored single-gene pharmacogenomics test.

Sample collection can take place at the event on Day 1 (4 November 2026) only, or can be scheduled for another day. Sample collection is not available at the Day 2 event.

For more information or to arrange sample collection, contact Global Precision Diagnostics: +60182283887.

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